Look for the Accessibility tab on a publication’s product detail page. There you’ll find the accessibility features of the title. If there is no Accessibility tab, the publication is likely a fixed-layout version that lacks accessibility features.
The DAISY Consortium tests reading systems for accessibility. In these tests, VitalSource Bookshelf currently receives high accessibility scores among reading systems. DAISY is a global consortium of organizations committed to people having equal access to information and knowledge, regardless of disability.
These eTextbooks are ePubs, an HTML-based format that meets WCAG 2.1 AA standards. ePub follows precise specifications defined by the W3C and is endorsed by the DAISY Consortium.
No. You can purchase eTextbooks directly from VitalSource, on your own.
Please contact the VitalSource Support Center, which is open 24/7 year round. You can talk with a US-based expert by calling 1-855-200-4146. Or you can email the VitalSource support team.
Please contact your school’s disability services coordinator or other school official. They can request an alternate format text file on your behalf, as long as you’ve purchased or are renting the print or digital textbook. Your disability services coordinator will require documentation of your disability and of your enrollment in the course, as well as proof of purchase for the text.
The DAISY Consortium tests reading systems for accessibility. In these tests, the RedShelf eReader currently receives high accessibility scores among reading systems. DAISY is a global consortium of organizations committed to people having equal access to information and knowledge, regardless of disability.
These eTextbooks are ePubs, an HTML-based format that meets WCAG 2.1 AA standards. ePub follows precise specifications defined by the W3C and is endorsed by the DAISY Consortium.
No. You can purchase eTextbooks directly from RedShelf, on your own.
RedShelf has a dedicated onsite team offering one-on-one support to students and faculty. You can email the RedShelf accessibility team to request an alternate version of a publication or to schedule a time to meet with their team. RedShelf also offers materials to help users make best use of their products and get accessibility support through RedShelf Solve.
Please contact your school’s disability services coordinator or other school official. They can request an alternate format text file on your behalf, as long as you’ve purchased or are renting the print or digital textbook. Your disability services coordinator will require documentation of your disability and of your enrollment in the course, as well as proof of purchase for the text.